Question 5928 – UGC NET CS 2009-June-Paper-2
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Question 6 |
FAN IN of a component A is defined as
Number of components that can call or pass control to component A. | |
Number of components that are called by component A. | |
Number of components related to component A. | |
Number of components dependent on component A. |
Question 6 Explanation:
→ FAN IN of a component A is defined as number of components that can call or pass control to component A.
→ FAN-IN defines “number of modules directly invoking given module”.

→ FAN OUT is the number of classes used by a certain class or the number of methods called by a certain method.
→ FAN OUT defines “Number of modules that are directly controlled by given module.
→ Good software design require High FAN-IN and LOW FAN-OUT
→ FAN-IN defines “number of modules directly invoking given module”.
→ FAN OUT is the number of classes used by a certain class or the number of methods called by a certain method.
→ FAN OUT defines “Number of modules that are directly controlled by given module.
→ Good software design require High FAN-IN and LOW FAN-OUT
Correct Answer: A
Question 6 Explanation:
→ FAN IN of a component A is defined as number of components that can call or pass control to component A.
→ FAN-IN defines “number of modules directly invoking given module”.

→ FAN OUT is the number of classes used by a certain class or the number of methods called by a certain method.
→ FAN OUT defines “Number of modules that are directly controlled by given module.
→ Good software design require High FAN-IN and LOW FAN-OUT
→ FAN-IN defines “number of modules directly invoking given module”.
→ FAN OUT is the number of classes used by a certain class or the number of methods called by a certain method.
→ FAN OUT defines “Number of modules that are directly controlled by given module.
→ Good software design require High FAN-IN and LOW FAN-OUT